DiskWarrior was my favorite and most functional OS9 utility. Alsoft makes it.
Cheers,
Erik
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Stuck in Reverse: http://www.nrdc.org/onearth/05win/detroit1.asp
Moving Mountains:
periodically run the fine and free utility OnyX and have it done
the maintenance tasks (like clearing cache files, virtual memory
files and all that).
I don't want OnyX its for X, what can I get for my Lombard 400 w/OS 9 to
make it go as fast as it can, nicely, no lock ups...
It seems real
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop (Sawtooth)
and an Airport Extreme card in my 12 G4, all
connected to an Airport Extreme base station
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been using my G4 desktop as the base station, it has the
Thanks to Dennis and Laurent for suggesting OnyX. I installed it last
night and ran nearly everything there was to run, and it made a
TREMENDOUS difference! Web sites open very quickly (I was beginning to
think I was back on dial-up). iPhoto's response to keystrokes has
noticably improved
I painted my iBook a month or so ago. Now I need to send it back to
Apple because it won't start unless I reset the PMU and take out the
battery (this happens *every* time I want to use it). My problem is
that I painted my iBook silver (stupid, stupid, stupid). Will Apple
refuse to service
On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop (Sawtooth)
and an Airport Extreme card in my 12 G4, all
At 9:57 PM -0500 12/14/04, Gregory Cortelyou wrote:
On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop
Your new PowerBook or iBook won't care whether it is talking to a base
station, a Sawtooth pretending to be a base station, or the T-Mobile
connection at your local Starbucks. An 802.11 signal is the same as any
other, the only variances being speed (a, b, g etc) and range, which depends
on the
On 12/14/04 5:28 PM, PowerMac 5500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
I painted my iBook a month or so ago. Now I need to send it back to
Apple because it won't start unless I reset the PMU and take out the
battery (this happens *every* time I want to use it). My problem is
that I
At 7:44 PM -0800 12/14/04, Andrew Fishkin wrote:
Your new PowerBook or iBook won't care whether it is talking to a base
station, a Sawtooth pretending to be a base station, or the T-Mobile
connection at your local Starbucks. An 802.11 signal is the same as any
other, the only variances being
After reading about the Disk Utility Restore feature, I tried to
Restore to a Firewire Drive and got this error:
Restore Failure - Lost connection to helper tool
Can anyone help?
PowerBook Al, 1GHz, 1G RAM, OSX.3.6
Cheers Rob
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I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been using my G4 desktop as the base station, it has the old
standard Airport
Panther is a bit slow to boot and doesn't
automatically wake when I open the lid, but it does wake reliably with a
press of any key.
Andrew,
Before Panther installation, did the Lombard wake when opening the
lid? In my experience, Lombards require a key press to wake up.
Pismos (most recent
On Dec 13, 2004, at 10:30 pm, Gregory Cortelyou
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been
Honestly I don't know. I wiped the hard drive and did
a clean install of Panther as soon as the Lombard
arrived, as I have no use for OS 9 and my daughter is
being raised strictly on OS X.
Andrew
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Panther is a bit slow to boot and doesn't
The funny thing is that before we got the Belkin card for the Gateway,
my son had a Nextel(??? Yellow box) card that wouldn't work at
all...Returned it to Staples and got the Belkin and that took right off
at installation and has worked perfectly since Black Friday...
Mike
I mix and match
btw thanks to all the advice from list techs...
Most USB peripherals will work with your Lombard's built-in USB ports
- keyboards, mice, zip drive, etc...
Your Lombard already has a 56K modem built-in - why would you need
another? As to the Wacom tablet...
uh...I had my modem wire in the
They all use the same basic airport card (except the extreme). It will work
fine.
John
On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
If it's a current generation 15 Powerbook, and it came with 10.3.3,
there's your answer. It needs at least 10.3.3 to boot. That's the
version that should be on the install CDs that came with the Powerbook.
-Hal
On Dec 12, 2004, at 7:38 AM, bobgir2004 wrote:
This is just a wild-assed guess but:
Hello,
I have a Pismo running 10.2 Jaguar. If I get Panther 10.3, can I install it
via an ³archive and install² or do I have to do a ³clean install?² Are there
complications that I should be aware of? I just want to be able to use
Airport Express BS / Airtunes with my Pismo. But I didn¹t know I
I have an IBM Thinkpad that I have been using previously. I now want
to transfer all of my data files (spreadsheets, docs, etc.) onto this
Pismo. My FTP server seems to choke before I can get the zip file
containing it all (about 60MB) uploaded, I've tried a dozen times now,
it never
on 15/12/04 01:17, Michael J. Granado at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a Pismo running 10.2 Jaguar. If I get Panther 10.3, can I install it
via an ³archive and install² or do I have to do a ³clean install?² Are there
complications that I should be aware of? I just want to be able
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